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Start With a DIY Rental

Can You Rent a Property Without a Real Estate Agent?

Yes, landlords can rent their property without a traditional real estate agent by managing the key parts of the rental process themselves.

This can include preparing the property for advertising, creating a rental listing, responding to enquiries, arranging inspections, reviewing applications and choosing a tenant.

The process works best when you keep your property information accurate, respond to enquiries promptly and use a clear process for inspections and applications.

Advertise Your Rental

How to Advertise Without an Agent

If you want to rent your house without an agent, getting your property in front of prospective tenants is an important first step.

A useful rental listing should include:

  • Clear property photographs
  • Accurate property details
  • Rental price and relevant information
  • Key features of the property
  • Information prospective tenants need before making an enquiry

You can use rental advertising support to promote your property while continuing to manage communication with prospective tenants yourself.

Rental property advertised without an agent
Manage Enquiries Directly

How Tenant Enquiries Reach You

When your rental property is advertised, prospective tenants can make enquiries about the property.

As the landlord, you can communicate directly with people interested in renting your property, answer their questions and provide additional information where needed.

Keeping track of enquiries can help you organise prospective tenants and move suitable applicants through to inspections and applications.

Landlord responding to tenant enquiries
Prospective tenants inspecting a rental property
From Enquiry to Tenant

Inspections, Applications and Tenant Selection

Once prospective tenants are interested in the property, you can arrange inspections and manage applications yourself.

You can:

  • Arrange suitable inspection times
  • Communicate with prospective tenants
  • Answer questions about the property
  • Receive and review applications
  • Compare relevant applicant information
  • Choose a suitable tenant

A clear and consistent process can make it easier to manage the steps from the first enquiry through to tenant selection.

Make sure your process follows the applicable rental requirements.

Rental Advertising Support

What Minus The Agent Provides

Minus The Agent provides rental advertising support for landlords who want to rent their property themselves.

The service can help you advertise your property and reach prospective tenants while allowing you to remain directly involved in the rental process.

Depending on the rental package selected, you can get support with advertising your property while managing communication, inspections and tenant selection yourself.
Choose Your Rental Option

Residential Rental Packages

If you are ready to advertise your property, you can review the available residential rental packages and choose an option that suits your rental advertising needs.

The package page provides information about the available rental advertising options and what is included.

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Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I rent a property without an agent?

Yes. Landlords can manage key parts of the rental process themselves, including advertising, tenant enquiries, inspections, applications and tenant selection.

How do I rent my house without an agent?

Prepare your property listing, advertise the rental, respond to prospective tenant enquiries, arrange inspections, review applications and choose a suitable tenant.

Can I find tenants myself?

Yes. You can communicate directly with prospective tenants and manage enquiries, inspections and applications yourself.

How do I advertise a property without an agent?

You can use a rental advertising service to promote your property while continuing to manage communication and the rental process yourself.

What does a DIY rental involve?

A DIY rental means the landlord remains involved in key parts of the rental process rather than handing ongoing management to a traditional real estate agent. This can include advertising, enquiries, inspections, applications and tenant selection.

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